A Designed Photo Series: Parts 1-6

A Designed Photo Series: Parts 1-6

If you follow me closely on Instagram, you may have noticed I recently posted a 6-part photo series with a few stories in the caption. Here, you’ll find each part of the photo series so you can read them cohesively and have a link to refer back to for them.

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Black Owned Businesses To Support In Pittsburgh Series: Coffee, Tea & Smoothie Shops

Black Owned Businesses To Support In Pittsburgh Series: Coffee, Tea & Smoothie Shops

As someone that worked from coffee shops during pre-quarantine life (and as someone that still thrives on iced coffee today), I’ve tried to keep an eye out for and round-up BIPOC-owned coffee shops in and around Pittsburgh. Plus, for those that are more into tea or starting your day with a smoothie, I also have you covered!

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Sai’s Theory of Relativity (and also my take on the sourdough baking trend)

Sai’s Theory of Relativity (and also my take on the sourdough baking trend)

Everyone, and I mean every. single. person. has been impacted by COVID-19 in one way or another. And I think there’s a danger in this fact if we don’t address it properly. People are undergoing simultaneous trauma, regardless of the way in which this trauma manifests itself – which is why I think now, more than ever is a time for empathy, not just sympathy.

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A Quarantine Letter From Hungry Grl

A Quarantine Letter From Hungry Grl

As I get ready to enter my 25th year of life #GeminiSzn, I am setting the tone to be filled with more purpose and focus on how I can best move for myself and those around me. I can prioritize my health, well-being, and brand first and foremost and, in doing so, also aid my friends and colleagues. To help spread essential news and not a virus.

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Caffeinated in Cyprus: Sai's Coffee Journey Abroad

Caffeinated in Cyprus: Sai's Coffee Journey Abroad

As friends sat around leisurely sipping their iced lattes and frappés, no one was checking their phone, no one was in a rush to get to their next meeting, no one was distracted from the conversation at hand. Drinking coffee was a removed break from the rush of life and just a wholesome means of spending time with others and building genuine connections.

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